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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-26

Nxw Yonx, Nov. q. The directors Of
che Oregon Tsanscuutinentai. having
failed 80 indcce Heary Willard 70 accept
the presidency, have. at his suggestion,
chosen sidney Dillos. They say thai
Eliinh Emith win resign the presidency
al shs Oregon Railway a Navigation
and The ether companies controlled By
the Ofaaon TranaoOntiuentai.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-26

EAx FRAmc1Bco. Nov. 2B.-Tha bail of
q. NJ. Kinavd, aeoussd by under sheriff
O'ConoF Of PERJURY, was rsduesd 70
GaM FnkHuzsco, Nor. 5.-John John
aon. q seaman, has basn iudielad for
killinw Cara John Wiliisms. cf the
aarip Oscs60ntai, on The high esas en-
March lelh lasf-
RFelimsmmxs Rxam1nnaasn.
6sM EnaMnls0a. N0v. x.--The pRe-
IlusmaRS examinaflon 81 John A. Dlm-
.uaz. charged with ths mar6aK Of Henry
Benhayun, wns bagan In fhs poliea
aoaKt ahis afbaEnoen
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-26

0nzcAos. Nor. S6.--A8m result a. ah2
hers today, u d RaaeKfnG thna ahe CmmMs
dian Paglha will bo allowed % ohmRQa q
aliRhtly lower rate nna psrtieipaas ID
the CmlifoFnia and Oregon business, ANA
thai material advaneea will be mnAa Ia
the present Fataa. Il hna also bean
agreed 60 pay lha PnaiGo Mall Etnam-
ship Company Q Subsidy 0f e6S 900 paf
mpnths the lataag aMreslag 20 nnainfnfn
rates nEd keaD ouf % Aha hlgAeF slaSa
Of bnalnens.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-26

kaAxx&Mn, New. &~f 8rnalal. ~ 10.
d9y tn aha Uniled States nirous1 nnara
william y. MeDnni0lA tnrmsFiq post
MaHtaF A Harrisburg, Linn enumfy. wnm
e1tenced 20 the penitNutinFy f0K mNA
year. 3ebaniGls in addition ID aha
sentence WAs Anea 82R Tha dufanA.
ant was indicted for emheERlamnns nm
f1uK connia IAa eunhemxiemaas wna
epnzml1led aanno time aQn. Tha mennF
was All made Ro0d ~ aha bonasman.
kne Defendant withdrew hia plea III
guilty % three n0Hmt1 and entNrad 4
ps6A of guilty 30 tEa fuuxth one.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-26

HAN FRAN0Enco, Nov. Is. - Mlehnel
O'HouFke, hreman On tha alaamnhin
nan JoRe, who. Ia Mafuh, 1855, annlntneA
injuries aboard the veasel which rnenl9.
e IN tho less ef q laR, hmn been mmaxaa&
f&sD danneee aQalnsa iha cnmpmny ~
the circuit court. He sued fux @B9.n30
Toe lhe hFeakinn nf tha lsQ.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-26

ORevLEM, Nov. a. - YasaeraAg mora
ina, a. 4eEFimen, Misn Belle Hnyuask,
sixteen yeaxn OF aGe, whiIa pMaiinN wood
IA TIE ssove. had her de8sa oAsnA "a ffo.
she died before naedlaal aid fsaohad
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-26

FsrH, Nov. 25.-The Pssssr ElowS
denies that eash OF ths powers In ihs
tFipio alliance u 0mly h0ana 40 maaiFa
either of sha other two ppwaRs atf@akea-
u eayn thaf en- ally wag buumdan mn4or
all oiRemmSsanHna b0 assist. Ehe papmE
enya. "BlH0n6Rnk infaEmed the nnaR IA
the interview at Berlin on FRIDAY s6aa
the triple niIinuGa was ahe ER@uat ~ NNN-
ala'R aallnnuema ara IA win -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-26

PRKac1rE. A. r., Nov. 2S.-Iha onQl.
neets, who, at the Eequeat uf tho e0fn-
mars iuFy, visited the sMwmlil ua Wtlnon
= Company, report that thsg ere aaiiH-
ned that the explosion wna caused ~
khp chemical action Ia The boiler. A
subpoena was iaauea for Louis Bsek.
whos n igfhonahf, kmowa eome&hlnR Of
the case. Baek'a premises vera also
searched.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-26

PfTIaHun0, nov. 45.~~The ssnekhnEAs
err Of the WeatlnRhaaae EIeosrio u0m-
pany have ratified the Seuens deal win
the Oonaolidaled Electrie Light Oomss
pany os New York. This, II ID elnlmeA,
gives the Consolidated Compady q 0lr-
taal monopoly of the incandeseenf
light
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81. L0uls, Nov. IA leaai eommaF.
ei4I papen asserts ahas she npaiaeF mas.
ket haa been agFneTed By q RFanoh agm.
dicates which has opsRnte3 lhrnmnfs ffs
aRsnAa a. MIlasgari. Illinois and Kemaaa.
where Abeut three fgnKshs nf ehe eetal
0nipns IA snnHaiiy pFpduaed. The iu.
preston prevails tha1 fhe furnaces ere
enmpieeelY cold az fnF MogambeF, na.
ssmsaE and poai6iy 1amuaEy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-26

hAlRA, UFeQnn, Nov. 81 NpnalnI. T.
All she eonnsiea cf tha aamaa have nSnh
20 Secretary Mcbride tbs nt6ciml rn.
lufns nf the lato eleallou. exospg Garry.
u ia expected that thn fsfAer win he ia
By raxt week, when tha FsnaFns will ~
opened hy tha secretary OF stats IN fhA
fsraaarfnsa ~ f1nmana,ssn1 $780, -.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-26

WAmrN0T0N, Nov. 28--Aoainq Land
Commissioners Bloaknlaanf haa recon-
mended the institution nf suits "a couh-
vel the removal Of fencas claimed 20 be
ILLEGALLY maintained bg tho following
named peBanna aad companies AmoFi.
can Cattle Company a. CeloKMae, en-
closing about TQo0 acres; Union 0mlAl9
C0mpany, of Wyomina, 5000 aorea{
Joseph Bcott, af Mumtana, 100 neEssj
Home Land and Cnttln Oompany, of
Montana. 1850 aoEea. q. Il. WailasH, 0f
M9ntaun, IDo0 acres.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-26

Dum1an, Nov. Dennis Mcflnmnra,
Q ahop-keepsT % Ennla, han bean aan-
tenced Co 0na weak'a imprisonmamt fn4
ceiling eopias Of Umlfad KSrfnnd, Was.
OBFien'B papaF, the selling Of which
has bsem proclaimed. This in the GrNt
instaac8 Ia whlch q rNra0n has bean
ogemeeotea for aefifnn eaters.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-06

Izland railroad, BE- sonelndsd 70 sxsr-
else his wealth By baYina the railrs&d-
Il very sasn taFned COS 10 be 81 ele-
plant, ard erushed Ain and al his
FORUMS. and assisted 81 The sane tina
90 brsak up the f1TsuBss Of tie HaveF-
meyer fsmiiy. H0w, Ne find that CHRIS
t9pbaF Meyer b smother undiscovered
Fieh man, who can bay tbs BaltimoEs
and Ohio Railroad snd think i 1o4 any
great property 10 carry On his u
saRRsstivs u o sssFy I heard Ia my
youth abozt q young man Who bad .
one hundred dollar bank note and was
very pFsad Of Il and dssiF0us 70 inform
other people Of his n0ts. So - be was
passing along The road be saw an old
farmer grabbing IN The hsld, and tes
young man hailed him 20 ask II he
could change Q one hundred dollar bill
de eIpseted that the farmer would
cpen bis eyes and admire bin for III
great wealth. On The contrary the old
grubber remarked: II do not knsx
whether / have zsa 800 in change II
my vest or not. The vest - living 0sel
there on the stump. You can get 70 and
bring Il here a1d I will seq So h
took out Of the vest considerable more
than enough change 10 obiiRe the younf
SPORT and calmly resumed bis grabbing
These are the rich men Of our day-thi
obscure Rrubbers Who answer 70 ths
prediction 10 the Bsatitudes Of, Bless
ed are the msek, fer they shall inhsFi
the earth.' GATE
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TO THE PEOPLE OF SEATTLE
AND OTHERS.

TKRTAIN UNSCRUPULOUS PER
~ sons Rave represented 70 eur detri-
ment that we manufacture only cheap
soaPa. intentionally conveying the i6ea
thAf our soaps are Of poor quality, when
Such ~ n n TIE CASE Tboqgh IN enc
sense Of the word our soaps are cheap the
purchaseT is geffirg mare seap af . sure
ri1r qaAlity than OF certain higher prSoE q
SOAPS. We ms Ike al grades Of laun ~
and houFehols soaaA and rpecialiy re-an
men5 our WESTERN QUEEN SAvON
- suitable Tor ell uses and lw4vs giving
sat- tA rsinn. Because Of the thorooRhaes
with which this sap c'eAnses do net
think that IL Injuries the closhibK We
SuArAntae satisfaction fm0rey re unded II
cthe w1ssi and thst II Win not hIrT The
hands or injura the most debate fabric.
Do yea NJ ; - bald up ysur hrms IN
duEsraesl n 20. yoa ell ana us cassFving
81 yoor patronage. In1st upan thu use OF
nnly this SOAP IA yeur horsehoid. Ask
year grocer for Il And take no ether han
tAe Wessern Queen eavoo- We AK yon
q = favor due - ysur hsH1e indu tres 70
pnrchnse sre box Of fhIs soap and give Il
10 SEATTLE SOAP co.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-06

HuESA Mont }. April Tn snasi
sspAl elsSsioE Yesterday. .uitsd IN Toe
slsotian ~ Steess Tor Mayor. q Dsno
eeAt, By 80 uzkiorisy. De pemoc r&ts
also sieeted Foilcs AsS state and to-
Aidssuen- TIE RegabasAna elected
tAe lrsasnzeg and ave Aldermen- ths
Dem0csass gam ere Aiisrnan sni The
Mayor,
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TELEGRAPHIC.


etea1eT spskans Meets VIVA BasasseR
en- co1er DsAleae Hfvers
Special 70 the Posx -TxzKxxzGxNcR-
6R0xAsz FkLEs. April 5.-Ths sssansE
sp0kans. plying On Lake Co1sr D'Als1e
and ths Missio1s On her Fstaxn trip yes-
terdays struck on . drift IN the Cess
DAiene river ana sank Five pssssn-
gers we're drowned. - fellows: J. Q.
Hanne, CleFk Of this city; n. J. HIGGINS
Of Bangor, Maine; Mr.. Pike, represent
ina HeRels 4 Co., Of PoRtlsnd; Ed 5e
rons. Of Lewistea. idaho, and ore maE
unknosn- Nineteen passengers YER
on board 81 the time Of the disaster
Those surviving narrowly escaped. AZ
tempfs are being made 70 recover 81
bodies. Other details sFe entirely want
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-06

Political Revoiuth0n In Dubuque.
DUBUeUE. April Sin the city cleo
ton to-day the Knights Of Labor ticket
made Q full sweep and elected every
man on the city ticket and every Alder
man. Il was q complete revolution and
. saFprise. The vote stood: VoelkIeE
labor, 1884; Preston (DemocRat), l23ci
and Gildiam (Rspublican), loss; bsinR
746 plurality fer VoelkieT. The next
Council will stand eight Knights Of La
Dor, Of whom three hold over, two
being elected last year es Republicans
and one as DsmocFat. The other two
Aldermen are one Democrat and one
Repuhlican.
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ne aick and a4iictsa should nss - " 49, 4
zaTsps ga ohtnlnsd . great deA e. 49,
lnfsrrnatisn whieh Ne d eompatsEl e -.
q thoas n nesd 81 Ms asrwioes. TIE --@
euFos whers oghsFa faa. Try htm. d. 49,
BON ufn nAks % chaTgs unless - - y,
wra Hurseas carsa q homs. al 49,
D communieatfans HlFfetlY eorhae -. NJ
-. seIi-va ~ a .acknas Of mndiatna. -
FsSa "a. ~. aIBBOx. Bex fBs1s RAp IT,
slsas cal Nssi,sa Zen lnEkffazs1A
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MINING & MITCHELL,
a~>I E.e~1o naaIapa


once, corner Front and Madison streets
For sale on easy terms, the
best farm in Western Wash
ington, 173 acres, all under
cultivation /; tive dwelling
houses, l store building; 2
barns, and other Outbuild-
ings, $50 fruit trees, all bear
ing, in Skagit county.
A good farm of lis acres IA cleared. Is
acres Of meadow pasture land, easily
cleared, balance Of land covered with q
email growth OF cottonwood and crab ap-
pie. 6ood fI6Tae house on the place, ~
miles from Mt. Vernon church. school
house, hotel and store on the opposite side
OF the river. Must be seld inside Of 60
days. Terms easy, uars on time II required.
30 acres at o. BTIen's station
bottom land. c. & P. 8. r. r. ruHning
through the land. Price, $50 per acre.
Lots and blocks In all parts OF the city.
Call and see our list Of property. jaiS Sm
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SPOKANE kLEcnox.

The ciaizeas' TIeket sweps the
Rlelds
SPECIAL TO TEE Posr-IxTxLLI9EsCxR.
SPOKANE FALIa, ApriI She Citi-
zsns' ticket swept the field here today.
sIectins W. H Taylor Mayor. and
probabiy the rest Of the ticket. The re-
suit means that the inhaenoes Of the
past I've years in the municipal affairs
Of Spokane Falls vill not control the
destinies Of this city daring the coming
year.
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Five Eexroes LynehedI.

CoLuMEA Is. o., April 5.-News vas
Just received from Yorkville, announc-
ina the lynchinR Of i've negroes at 8
O'Clock this morning. They had muf-
dered q man last December. who in
formed on them for stealing. They
we're brought TO Columbia some time
ago fer safety. and vent to Yorkyille
yesterday for trial.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-06

Joseph Alexander. Customs ofhcer,
has retarued from 8 brief trip 90 the
east coast of the Sound.
0oyerRar SSinef-rd o. Alaska sailed
shis o0ruiag on tire Ancoa for Sgtks &c
eo0psnied By bis family,
Percy Asare ard f. MarrAy Of san
francisso. c. r Aalkey Of Tacoma, A,
MeAliisisF q Victoria. and h l. Cowies
from SiikA- are Registered 81 tie Geo.
tral
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-06

Are very often obscare; persons whose
Eames va See In tee newspapers aften
tarn cat 70 - Of duaious credit. bat TIE
uiill,ou4ires Who never eet tnto print are
the men 80 BE- afraid %. Here Il ane
OArtstopesr Never, who IL said 10 have
nosey sncazh o. bay the Baltimore
Aad Ohio Railroad and sdvAnSe TIE
eAsa. Probably no newsgAPeF reader
ever heard of hin aHtil yesseFd ". Il
= feuad oas thst be is German Who
eot into The rubber trade In s,s InfAacs.
aud ksps along With u aatil 10 msis
htm = sreAs foFtaRe. Ia TIE sane Way
tie P0pp@ahaasen family bad thsif
start. TIE nrst Popgsuh kasen was q
GsFuaAE $40 49, porter "a sounethfnz
taisrios - = WhAl bsue house AZ taAl
ttenc NaAiebaBrs were nsrd FOE MANY %
the "a poses II inSiA Fahbsr. saeh A.
Tor nnrsllA roas Nwaad sesn thsrr
uoost be a ssst % 80 lot Of shkle
ocne< IA TIA. store which fka psrs-g
uoald eay "a bRreaiE Ia ths eoarse
~ tlr1s fappsr aSasen became ths hraa
q t1e rahosr basi Res. sud had enor-
ase1s works - Ceileze Point. Ok lsauz
lslAHa. sac ten Ulliss froM Ne~ losk.
N0sitag tEta . eontEoFefsy wiih 4 Long
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Cellar SAis.--fa atzara cellar bay.
sFs Essd IouAs 4 ssaEKxas's ed.
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San LUIS 0BIsRo. April 5.-What sp-
pears to be the most important strike
recently let . contract 20 construct q
tunnel near toe County Hospital, and
yesterday at q depth OF IS feet. the
WoTkmen came UPON q body Of Ro9d
coal. A assntiiy vas taken out. tested
and found excellent. The extent Of the
deposit is not vet sscsrtained. but il is
thought 10 be quite larae. The expected
route Of the Southern Pacific is 81 the
base Of the bill on both sides.
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A REMINIscKNGR.

Vas reminded bat yesterday OF a
Wait I made in 1850 TO JOhnstovn,
PENNSYLVANIA. The superintendent OF
she large iron works there vas about 20
resign aud 90 10 Bethlehem, Pennsylva
mia, in the eastern part OF the State, 70
manage q new iron works. The mill
hands and the employers had purchased
fer him q silver service, aud / wW
directed 90 20 MP there and describe the
occasion. No railway ticket vas given.
and somewhere on the road the commit
tee frsm the mill autographed back to
Philadelphia. when certain fon Scott
ssnt a message ordering the conductor
b. pass me along without . ticket.
There vas 50 much said about this Tom
SCOTT that wondered vkom be could
be. when we arrived 90 Jehnstown l
foand that M Scott had q sister there,
who Gas married 10 ona OF the minor
saperintesdents Ia the mill. They
seemed 10 be plain people. This was
the Tom Scott who became President
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad, aud prob
ably had more influence In tais oouRiTy
than any railroad man e ever pos
sesaed.
A dAy or too ago Secretary whitney
opened bids fer oailding great gus for
oar tortidSaiions ahd navy. he az
pressed hts eradication AZ eommuni-
cation be received from the Bethlehem
Iron Works. stating that the corpora
ton bad Tor one year been quietiy pre-
psrtag mAehinsFy. and Nere nov able to
make guns sqaAl 10 tie largest manu-
featured by hrapp. Tie man Who or
eAniEsd Tits mil aud still controls ii
uss the superintendent Who secured
tsat set % silver service IN i&al
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Return Of the CaptaIn and Crew

New YoRK, April 5.-The steamer
Victoria which arrived today from Ba-
racis, brought the Captain and crew of
nine men eff the bFR johanna, which
foundered at sea asssr being out ten
days from Havana for New York. The
crew had been at the pumps constantly
for two days, and we're IN wretched
condition when picked up.
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Anxiety for the steamer salern0.

NEw YORK, ApEil 5.-No tidings Of the
steamer SaleTno, of the Wilson Line,
has been heard OF since that vessel was
spoken of ElbiOn on the 27tu Of March
IN disabled condition, 600 miles from
Halifax. In shipping circles there is
some anxiety for her safety, but the
agents Of that line express every cent
denoe that she will reach port.
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nt9hway@en ~ WeEk.

CAMFTuNvILAE, tCll, Apfil 5.-Lasl
evening Charles Turner vas stopped by
Q mashed high 4aymaD, about foar miles
below here, "a the MArysville road.
The naAn vas armed with a breecb-
loading shotgun. Turner tad nothing
Of much value oa hin and vas permit
ted - e. This males the second rob
berry nesr here within tie last two
weeks A lone high ~aymAn ribbed tAs
ASFysville and Can ptonyilie ssaee
sbont tee weeks ARo, bot wAs Apprs-
h@pded 60 the fOIloxinR dAy aud Il aou
Al Maryexilie awaiting trial.
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Became . Law.

ALBAEY IN. ~, April 5.-Senstor
Days bill apprOpriatinR $3.50 900 fer
the improvement Of the canals of the
State became q Law this morning with
out the Governors signetaEs.
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ST.. LOUIS, April 5.-There Being no
Mayor or other ~ officers 10 be elected
here this year, only members OF the
Municipal Assembly being voted for,
not much interest is being manifested
in the contest. The Labor party, how
ever, has a ticket in tbs field, which the
workingnen are making considerable
effort to elect.
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THE AEAL sENETu

OF tbe later State ball must raauand 10
the railroad companies themselves and
not % the people. We have reached
that point where there is % hadsess
oonrtesy between railroad systems. bas
eech one invNdcs the lsad OF TIE Other
and does the bCsiness fer nothinS. n
only 10 sxASperaie the p1rveyuF. Here
after, II the lac - administered better
than laws asa iily are. scAlpias ans
rate eating will be ahsslste sasck
holders will 9et their dividends. hnt Ia
general pablte Wtil eave 80 Whistle. l.
has been The cas- heretofore tozt saas
poof. strapped party Ia Tue f4F West
could the advantage % = railroad uar
and visit his home Tor $40 After thts
be must Be victim af tie tsne aAal
Tue ineidsntal teniSasy wtll b. B. kssp
people a. hOnss. and g. certain s1tent
ehesk thAt FREE initfsaaFsa waisa nas
hasn 08e % toe SIRIUS ehAFacssrlssies 81
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DeposItories Not Required.

WAsHINGroN, April 5-Ihe Secretef,
OF the Treasury has decided that th'
quired 10 redeem trade dollars undo
the recent act. a
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NEw ORLEANS, April 5.-Captain John
Grant, 9 native Of Pennsylvania, died
here today, aged 80 years. He was q
railroad contractor, and built the Pom
chartrain Railroad, the first one built
ia the State, and ran the Arst locomo
I We over it.
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Gone 90 Canada.

New YORK. April 5-Wm. A. Clarke,
the Registry Clerk in the general Post
Once in this city, who confessed 70 the
theft of $4,000 in bile recently, and
who was released on $500 bail, has
skipped for Canada. He had confessed
to stealing sbou' $4,000 altoeeth-T.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-06

nolf IL rHK BEST
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-06
an Commissioners Appolnted.

The President today appointed Geo.
W. Gordon, OF Tennessee, 20 be Com
missioner to select diminished reserva
ton fer the confederated hands of the
Iroquois. Walla Walls and Umatilla In
dians, vice Geo. Il. Pearson, resigned.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-06
PresentaIIon Of q New MIniaIer.

Baron Taverna, the Austrian Minister
to the United States, was presented to
tbs President today by Secretary Bay
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-11
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DILLON, MONTANA, Nov. II, 1887.
Tho Old Settlers' Re Union.

The move 10 have an old settlers re-un.
ion, which was mentioned in the TRIBUNE
short time since has been we'll worked,
and the date Cor having the reunion has
been definitely sttled. Thanksgiving Eve
"wednesday, Nov. c3-is the evening de-
cided upon. 1t promises to be the enter.
tainment Of the season. as it will he some.
thing new and novel, in which the old set.
tiers and newcomers will spend an enjoy.
able evening, long to be remembered.
The programme, which will appear next
week, will consist Of vocal and instrument
tai music, singing by everybody, essays,
and "reminiscences, and an excellent supper
will be spread by the ladies OF Grace NJ. +.
Church.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-11
Grand Military HALL.

Diilonites are now specially interested in
the much-talket.a .abou, grand military ball,
which is to be given by Company + on
Thanksgiving evening, the c4th inst. The
ball will be given in the new Opera House.
whic. is the only hall in the city large
enough to hold the crowd that will certain.
ly be in attendance. The sale Of tickets
will undoubtedly be very large. The OPP
era House will be artis,cally decorated and
brilliantly illuminated, the music splendid,
and the members OF Company f. will turn
out in full dress uniform, all OF which will
tend toward the enjoyment and brilliancy
OF the occasion.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-11
NOTICE FOls FINAL. PROOF.

LAND OFFICE At HELENA, NJ. r., No>. :, lss..
NOTICE is hereby given ,ha, til. io!low,n. nam.
~ ct settler has tilt. notice of his intention to
snake final proof in support nt his claim, and that
said proof will he made before the u. Il. Melton,
Probate Judge, I:eavcrhrad County. NJ T., ut D,l.
Ion, Mont, on
Dec. ~, 1887, viz: Samuel NJ. Skclto,,,
VIII" made urccmption u $ No. 40, for the WI,
NE1: SEA NE,4 and NE,-; NW,. Sec 20 TN
!, SKIS W.
lie ranc> the following Witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, ard cultivation oi, sale.
land, VIZ: James u. Fox. Albert W. Rrur,tt!d
BENJAMIN 7. liamhv and John ". Wright Ill OF
Wisdom. Mont.
Eo-td S.W. L.ANGllORNI:. Register.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-11
Death Of n lsannack Pioneer.

A note from Nicholia, Idaho, gives the
particulars Of the death Of John Scudder,
one Of the first pioneers OF Bannack and
Montana, :,hc having reached Bannack
in 1862. lie died on the 9th inst. OF pneu.
nonia at the Viola mine, aud was buried
on the 9TH by his fcilow.miners. Years
ago, the deceased was wei! and tavorablv
known in this section AS an honorable, 4
good hearted and charitable man, and a
host of old.timcrs will regret to learn OF
his death. lie leaves two children to
mourn for a kind father, who has gone to
join his departed wife. Rr Ym; cscM in
race.